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Pictured here is Lindsay Lohan wearing a "chai" necklace. Not the beverage, but the symbol.
In Jewish religion, this symbol means "life", but it also is a number, 18, which is very lucky. Often you will give $18 as a gift because of this good luck number. So, the necklace is for good luck.
So, to all of you who may be listening to some bad gossipers who know very little, this is nothing to do with Kabbalah.
I’d say "maybe she got it for her Bat Mitzvah", but Lindsay is not Jewish.
The above pic is from the Armani Exchange & Nylon Summer Soiree.
Well, if you want to be like Lindsay, buy this chai necklace (which looks exactly the same!):
Diamond (.10 ctw) Jewish Chai Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold
Thanks Leora! Source ; Tags: chai, lindsay lohan, charm, luck, necklace, judaism
1540 days ago
THAT SIMBOL MEANS G-D!!!! IT DOES NOT MEAN LUCK OR ANITHING LIKE IT..!!!!! MAYBE IT DOES MEAN 18 OR LUCK IM NOT SURE BUT IT IS THE MAIN MEANING IS G-D!!! i know couse im jewish
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1540 days ago
Umm…Chai does not mean g-d…Where are you getting your info from? Your Rav should be fired!;)
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1485 days ago
Chai is a hebrew word and literally means “Life” as stated above its numerical value is 18 (Chet = eight, Yud = ten) and it is used as a good luck symbol. I do not believe it is one of G-d’s names.
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1411 days ago
Chai means “life”… literally. It is not one of G-d’s names. See post 3.
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1355 days ago
[...] Lindsay’s luck charm [LohanGroupie]“Pictured here is Lindsay Lohan wearing a “chai” necklace. Not the beverage, but the symbol.” [...]
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1276 days ago
Everybody, chai means “life” and corresponds to the number 18. Thats the basic meaning.
>>>>>>Everyone in hollywood wants to be jewish and follow Kaballah. Kaballah is a bunch of B.S. which someone came up with. ***It totally is made up and if you read the Jewish Bible you will see that, learning that B.S. contradicts Judaism.***
>>>>>>To Lindsay, Madonna, Britney, Demi and so many other celebs, if you want to be Jewish then do us the favor of converting.
Your jewish friend,
oren
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